I don't want to get into no trouble, I'm sure." "You can't," Laverick answered dryly, "unless you chuck yourself in.
You're not obliged to remember anything.

No one can ever prove that you remembered anything.

Keep your eyes open, and let me hear if these fellows turn up again." "I'm pretty certain they will, sir," the man declared.

"They sat about waiting for me to be disengaged, but when my time off came, I hopped out the back way.

They'll be there again to-night, sure enough." Laverick nodded.
"Well, you must let me know," he said, "what happens." Jim Shepherd leaned across the corner of the table and dropped his voice.
"It's an awful thing to think of, sir," he whispered, blinking rapidly.